What size is best to carry workout gear including sneakers?
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I have a large -- it's more room than you'd need. I'd go with the medium, like Sergio says. :)
6446
I bought medium, and i put inside clothes including converse snickers, every day, and U lock, chain, deodorant, tothpaste my meal, a lot of stuff.
6447
Hi John. I think you are looking for an M or a L. Definitely not the S...I got the M and I am pretty happy as I can carry a lot of stuff (sneakers included). Of course it will depend on how big your sneakers are...there are videos on Youtube you can watch about these bags and diff sizes. Hope this helped.
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Dear John:A medium-sized bag can easily carry a pair of sneakers, a set of workout clothes, a 32-ounce water bottle, some granola bars, and probably some more. I hope that this helps.Sincerely,Joshua Lozoya
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I think a large would be the minimum. Also depends on how much gear you have. I would probably select an extra large to be safe.
6450
The medium is sufficiently big to carry workout gear and sneakers. If you are not carrying anything else you can even use the small.I have a medium and can carry a large laptop, books, water bottle and a change of clothes with plenty or room to spare.
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Most of your list should be fine. The shoes and lunch depend entirely on how much you're packing. If the shoes are moccasins or flats, then you'll be fine. If they're heels or anything bulky, you could have trouble. If "lunch" is a simple sandwich in a ziplock bag, that may fit. Anything bulkier than that may not. The feature of this bag is that it's small enough to fit into the smaller commuter-flight overhead compartments such as those that have just one row of seats on one side and two rows on the other. Smaller bag means less carrying capacity. But it'll carry your laptop and several small items, and has wheels to save your back. Most of your list should be fine. The shoes and lunch depend entirely on how much you're packing. If the shoes are moccasins or flats, then you'll be fine. If they're heels or anything bulky, you could have trouble. If "lunch" is a simple sandwich in a ziplock bag, that may fit. Anything bulkier than that may not. The feature of this bag is that it's small enough to fit into the smaller commuter-flight overhead compartments such as those that have just one row of seats on one side and two rows on the other. Smaller bag means less carrying capacity. But it'll carry your laptop and... » Read More Most of your list should be fine. The shoes and lunch depend entirely on how much you're packing. If the shoes are moccasins or flats, then you'll be fine. If they're heels or anything bulky, you could have trouble. If "lunch" is a simple sandwich in a ziplock bag, that may fit. Anything bulkier than that may not. The feature of this bag is that it's small enough to fit into the smaller commuter-flight overhead compartments such as those that have just one row of seats on one side and two rows on the other. Smaller bag means less carrying capacity. But it'll carry your laptop and several small items, and has wheels to save your back. « Show Less
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The bag is actually pretty small Idk if shoes will fit the racquets might. I would go for a bigger bag
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I guess it depends on how much equipment you're lugging around. It's a smaller gym bag than most use but it's deep and actually holds quit a bit. I used it travel for 5 days and it held all those clothes, shoes, toiletries, etc. I think you'de be safe but I guess you're the only one who can make that determination. :)
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I would go with the larger one. I got this for my 6' tall boyfriend and he uses it to commute to work. So he has clothes, shoes, and his lunch in there and it's got plenty of room.
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Yes. I typically carry various bike gear and a pump, a bag of extra clothes, and sometimes also notebooks or extra shoes without trouble. It seems pretty durable and doesn't bulk out too much with the additional stuff.
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Only One adult sized shoe or sneaker per sleeve but a pair of flats and/or heals will fit in one sleeve together nicely. There is a second front pocket on each sleeve for nylons , socks etc... I personally use this mesh style as an organizer for ALL the little things that need an out of the way yet accessible place
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max width for me as a gym bag user is 20-22 inches.Anything bigger is hard to fit easily in typical locker. This particular bag isn't very flexible with the waterproof coating. I would go small for gym, up to you to decide how much space you need for weekends.
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Light jogging should be ok, and depending what you're carrying. Full out sprinting, I'd be certain everything inside won't bounce around.
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Large. You can fit a large towel, swim costume, toiletries, clothes and sandals into the backpack. If your towel is wet you can thread it through the loops on the outside so that it dries as you travel. This is the best gym bag I've ever had.
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These bags are pretty roomy and have soft sides that can expand, so I think a large shoe would fit. You would probably be able to put on one per pocket which means a total of 4 pairs in one bag. Hope this helps!
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I use it to commute to the gym and back. It depends on how many items you're trying to carry. If you're not carrying a bunch of items with you, they sell a smaller pack with a large bladder that may work better. I don't personally mind the size, but I have a friend who complains about it being too big. He ended up buying the smaller bag that Geigerrig makes.
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The information is listed in the post from the seller: "Product Dimensions: 10 x 21 x 10.5 inches ; 1.4 pounds" This is located near the bottom with the "Product Details" information. I carry a pair of shoes, a zip up hoodie, 2 pairs of shorts, socks, feminine items, lock, ipod, 2 tanks, sports bra, hand towel, and still have extra room in the bag. So it's a really great sized gym bag.
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I would say too big... I was using my bag for the gym with a pair of shoes, weights, towels, jacket and a few other small things and it still had a lot of room in it! It's flexible enough that you could easily shove it into a locker if you only had those few things you listed in it. I ended up getting a smaller bag for me to use for the gym.
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It's about 22" x 12- I have mine stored with survival gear, so I don't have the exact measurements. Putting shoes in this pack would take up a lot of space. There are two larger pockets that zip open, so the inside is not one big space. You could put some books and a notebook in it. But if you're thinking gym clothes, shoes and books, this would be a very tight fit. Also, it depends on how many books you need to carry. This is good for a day hiking pack, but not an everyday pack for city living.
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Running shoes should work fine the strap is adjustable for that size I would go with the S/MD.
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Yes. I carried my work shoes(size 13), a pair of shower sliders, a 15" laptop, and my ipad in the outer pockets. They are also very good against the elements, however I always had oversized bags to.carry the electronics.